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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
COTTON ARr0R;.
Market duh.
Quotations.
.tiDDL.sG. -l0Ac.
RIcgncYp TORacgO MkRYEr.

AUGUST ,, ISL.
There was nothing of importance selling to-
Gag. Irices seem arm inspections are large.
SAFES of shipping leaf reported good privately
Without change III prices. Western kilograms
still s.roug and marGet high.
STATEMENT SHOWING 1HR RECEIPTS AND DE-
ilYERiES or LEAF TOBACCO AND STOCKS or
HAND IL tbs WAREHOUSES; Og RICHMOND, Va,
July 81, 1857.
Receipts for nine months ending Juno 30,
1851, '4,lt0 hogsleads ard 3.Si5 tlercos aud
Loxes; Tor the month Of July, 1ss7, 1913 hogs
heads and 92l terces and boxes total for ten
months IGing july 81. 1871. 81, S1J h0gshea1s
and 1857 terces and boxes: total for ten
months ending July 81, iss5, 81 ,505 bogsheads
and 500 Heroes ard boxes.
deliveries for n.ns months ending Juno 30,
1851. 1888 hogshesds and i,f)3 forces and
boxes for month Of July 1881, 1851 hogsacads
and So Heroes aud boxes total d0liyerijI for
Ten months 10 July 81, 1877, 30.370 hogshoads
aud 5.1i tierces aud boxes; tO,al deliveries for
ten months ending July 81, 1885 2s,S2S hogs.
heads ano 4,G15 ticrces and b0xea.
stOck on hand Inspected-July 81, 1881, 49,
Ql3 LOgsheass end sI5 tlerces; july 81, 1888,
1863 hogsheaas and 9G terce9; JQiy 81. 1885,
l0057 nogsheads ard l,iOl llerces. Inspect
ec-July 81, 1857. 300 hossheads and 1913
tieIces; July q, 1885, 1883 hogshead5 AID III
tierces; July 81, lssj, 5i02 hogsaeajs and 553
Heroes. Total s2mpliDg-JulY 81, lss7, 2S,70i
lCstftdtt d'u liD.o iCftc3s July 81, 1850, SJ,Olf
hogs hosds and LEA tiercss; July 81 1855. 1889
LcgsLeads AID $50 t!es ;ee. Increase for inc
north OF July. 352! hOgsheais aad 353 tior:es.
Receipts OF loo,e tobacco for ten months eat
ing July 81, lsoT. 3,+sO SO pounds; for same
Tune, lee6. ,I2l, r3 pounds; for tho same time,
le5, $40 ,sdJ pounds.
pETAILED OPERATIONS or INSPECTIONS FOR NINE
MONTHS ENDING JUNE ~, 1881.
Inspections: Bright leaf, ii,aD hogsheais,
I,tO tisrces. .0i foxes: dark leaf, iO,UJJ hogs
heads. 1851 uerces, loo boxes; westsrl Leaf
i252 hcgsheade, 2 uerces, 2 bOxes-t0tal Tor
nine me ths ending Juno ~, 1887, - so hogs
heads. .,;oe tiefces. 1915 boxes. sionth ending
July 81, 1887 Bright Loaf, 32'i hogshesis, i02
iierces, 10 boxes; dark leaf, 3.4n hogsheals.
ga tiesces, z6i boxes; western leaf, 81 hogs
heaGs-tOtGl INSPECTIONS for July, 1871. 7,iS
hoesheacs, i36 tierces, "a boxes. Total H.
sreciions for ten months 10 July 81, is57, 23,-
CSB hcgsheads, 325 tierces, 1922 boxes; for
same time, 1856. 28.sS9 hogsheads, 1853 tisrces.
l,7i0 boxes; for same tiiae, 1885, 2s.3)j hogs
heads, All tlerces, 2,isS boxes.
4. Reviews ter ten months 10 July 81, 1881
II ,cf5 lcgsheads. go tielces, % boxes. Same
time In 1896: 1910 hogsheads, 80 tisrces, q
toxes. Same time In 1875: 1851 hogsheais,
3l5 tierces, 5. boxes.
Total samplng for ten months TO July 81,
iss7 Al ,Si hogsheeds, s,77i tierces 1919 boxes.
same time In 1856: 6.b3i hogsAeads, 3 93t
tle.ces, 1904 boxes. Same Time In 1855: 3s,695
hogsheacis. 1888 tierces, ass boxes.
REcArIrrLArlos or INSPECTIONS.
INSPECTED during ten months ending July 81,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
rarfhouaEc shocks.


g. LOUIS, August "A slight earth
oralc shock was felt here at l2:36 this
uouinc. II woke up the occupants OF
tlc houses, but no damage Is reported.
The movement WAS from south to north,
and the vibration lasted five to eight
seconds. .,ooo,.
FyANsvn1H, August At 2:3Dthls
morning a slight earthquake shock was
f,lthtre, three tremoIs following each
other.
NIGHT tie farm Of Z. p. Hayden, in
Tnpe county, n.y.. sank four or five
feet. There were 800 acres III the farm.
and to-day il is filing with water.
CmcAGO. august 2.-Dispatches from
Jacksonville, Ccntralia, and Jonesboro,
ID. this morning Indicate that the
early earthquake shocks noted at Mash
yllc Tenn. 81. Louis and Evansville,
Ind. were general throughout South
,rD and Central Illinois. At Jackson
vile the vibrations seemed to be from
cast 10 west, but at Jonesboro from
,o,tb,g,st 10 southwest. In the latter
place a rumbling noise was heard anu
,be sbocks were Of sufficient force to
cause picture-frames to fall from walls
me time was 1910 A. NJ.
CAnso. I'LL, August IA severe
.boci o. earthquake occurred here al
1910 this morning, lasting thirty sec,
onds. II stopped many CLOCKS ana
frightened tie popuiace. No damage Is
reported. ,,,., Az
1880 this morning distinct earIn'
Quake shock was felt in the city, atous'
inc fleepers by the noise and motion.
me vibration was from south to norm
and was followed by a protra.cte'd,
tremor. having a duration oil aOou'
fnelxe seconds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. August e.--Wheat frmcr: No.
cred. slNa1sc Corn higher and active; No
mixed. 42kc Oats firm; No. 2 mixed, aka
HLc. Pcrk quiet at ii5. Lard 1rmer nc
20 37N. BUN. meats AMI bacon unchanged.
MLiskey active at fi.05. Hogs steady and iirm.
InTrISIIITE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
FINANCIAL
FEW yo1x yALfIxo1I, ANp yIex.
NoHD STOCK xxcEAxGxD.
srsil, Provisions, Gotten. 1saaasss IN
psztins, Resin, Tar, aad
Peanut Hsrksts.
rs, telegraph 70 the pispssce.l

NEW YORK, August 1-There was absolutely
no news I'm the stock market to-day. The street
was flled with vague rumors OF impenaang
trouble. though nothing OF definite nature
was made public. Only one small failure wes
announced, but IL had no effect on the course
OF prices. The only support receiver was
from purchases by London. which, whiie I'M
parting strong tone 20 tho opening, was OF
iitlo eject later. buyers OF yesterday. Id
clucing most Of tho influential room-tradcrs,
were steady seliers through )jt. and, although
the heavy bammering Of the past few days was
absent considerable long stock was forced. OUT
and the market was feyerish add weak during
the greater part 81 the day. the rallies being
feeble and spasmodic. Coalors were NEST
prominent. with Reading as the pivotal sioux.
and its transactions were very large. New
England. -. Paul, aud Western Union were
heavily traded IN, hut the remainder were com
parativcly sIiet. The feature OF the day was a
slump In Louisville. New Albany and Chicago,
which broke from 80 70 IS. against 50 last eve
ming. The opening was strong AT advances ex-
tending per ccnL There was moderately
active business, which improved somewhat 70
wards noon, but decreased materially later in
the day. Prices were weak from the opening,
although no material decline was established
until after II o'clock. when New England aud
coal stocks became conspcuously weak. After
n slight recovery prices again settled down,
while tho decline gathered force toward
4. o'clock, II. Paul and Richmond Terminal be-
coming weak with the above menti0nod stocks.
The market became more feYerish In the last
hour, but n generally stronger tone prevailed,
though the close was heavy at fractions better
than the lowest. The days business amounted
10 3S7 CCg shares. The active list, with few unm-
pcrtant exceptions, was lower at the close.
NEW YORK. August 2.-.seOn.--Stocxs active
and unsettled. Money easy ~ ia5 per cent kS-
cbance-LOng, ASA short iS4A. governments
dun.
Ereninc.-Hxchange dull AID weak: lsng
sS3; short, 4S5. Money easy at 81 40; closing
offered ). sab-Treasury balances-CiOld. $780,
OIL ,0CO; currency. si2,G5i.0G0. Governments
dLll: per cents, I.6H; ~ per cents, 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
TEMPERANCE.
4 eR6nD BUsY-1gyTIsG III LoUDsUH
COUNTY.
Tie Good Temrlars and womsn's Chris.
tian temperance Union-rhespeak-
eTs- pittin guisted Arrivals.
Special telegram to The pIsra,ch.l


pUBcELLyLLE, Va, August o.
The tenth annual temperance bush
meeting of the Good Templars
and Woman's Christian Temper
anoe Union Of Loudoun opened here
to-day, and will continue four days.
The weather was bright and pleasant,
and The attendance good for the first
day. Hon. Thomas L. Taylor, OF the
committee, presided, and in his open.
ING remarks mentioned the fact OF the
county lodge Of Good Tenplars having
been organized in May, 1876. Devo-
tiCnal exercises followed, conducted by
Neys. J. Il. Vanhorn and j. H. Light.
There were addresses from Mrs.
Eucll, Of Chicago, corresponding secre-
terry Of the National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Hon. j. Il. Miller,
Grand chief templar OF the Good
Templars Of Nirginis and Rev. w.
Z. Ball, of Philadelphia.
Among the prominent arrivals to-day
ore Ecv. j. 4. +. Wilson,, ID. d., OF
delaware Rev. l.. G. Miller, of Har-
risonburg, Va. aud Mrs. S. Il. Bailey,
prand superintendent of Ju7enile
Iemuars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
NARROW ESCAPE
OUT OF A BURNING MILL JUST IN
TINE.
Supposed Incsndiary firs-rhs Lexington
Rioters; Four Arrested Death Of
an Estimabie Citizen.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

LYNoHBURe, Va, August 1.-The
valuable merchant mills near Roanoke,
belonging to Mr.. J. b. Webb. were de-
stroyed by fire Sunday morning. Mr..
Walter NJ. Coffman, who was sleeping
in the mill, barely escaped a horrible
death by burning. The total loss is
estimated at $1,000 TO $1,000; insu-
rance, $500. The fire is attributed to
en- inccndiary.
-Four of the negroes who were en-
gagged in the riot at Lexington yester-
day were arrested by the police here
tc day and lodged in Jail. Other arrests
will doubtless be made. An officer
from Lexington arrived to-day to take
tie offenders to that city.
Mr. S. J. Turner, an estimable citi-
zen OF Amherst county, h,ing near
Calls Mills, on the Richmond and Allie
ghany, died to-day. He was a man of
sterling character, and his death is much
regretted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03

fliy Angio-Amciicau cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, August 2.-The seconds of
ex-Pfesidcnt Ferry and General Bon
LANCER have decided that a duel is ne
cCssary.
Poulanger's seconds publish a report
OF what they say tfanspired at the con
ference between them and the seconds
Of Ferry, in substance as follows Bou-
lancer desired serious rcparation-One
properly proportional 10 the gravity OF
feuy's ahront. On this account he
proposed that the combatants exchange
slots until one was hit, the choice OF
distance to be LEFT to the Sc
conds OF Ferry. These conditions
not being accepted, Boulangers
seconds agreed to be content
with an exchange of shots between
tie principals at twenty PAGES without
any word OF command. Considering
this proposal to embody the extreme
limit Of General Boulanger's formal in
structions, his seconds did not feel aU-
thorized to make any further PROPOSE
tons. NJ. Feuy's seconds would only
hCCtIl 10 utlti Nv lhtutS 'AANt l'ADCo N4Ni
single exchange OF shots, fire to be
opened at the word of command.
Thereupop, as the offended party has
the right to dictate the conditions of Il
duel without being obliged to submit
TO terms dictated by his adyersary's
seconds, Boulanger's seconds withdrew
from the affair.
Nj. Ferry's seconds confirm the state
ment that they were unable to come to
an agreement respecting the conditions
OF the duel between their principal and
RoulaDger. They explain that they
proposed the same conditions as those
under which Boulanger fought with
Baron Lareinby, and that Boulanger's
seconds refused TO accept such condi-
tons, claiming that they had the right
to settle tie details of the affair. Fer
rvs seconds declined to admit the claim
Of the offended party TO settle the con-
ditions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
Saratoga Races.
uy telegraph to tue Dispatch.

p
SARATOGA. August First race
fer maiden two-year-olGs, FIVE eighths
o. a Matte Lorrain won Flu
rette second, Fountain third. Time,
1904.
Second racc-one and one eighth
milcs-Mi.s Motley won ; Malaria ST.
oond, Frcbus third. Time, 1854.
Third race-one mile and 800 yards
Promenade won; Goliah second,
Clenspray third. Time, 2:l7.
Fourth race-mile heais-Nahoo
won the first in l:4ii; E!imalayA Sc
ccnd, Piscuit third. Second heat:
Wahoo won; Himalaya second, frankie
+ Third. limo, 1:i5s.
Fifth race-steeplechase, one and
one half miles Warrington won Wei
lngton second, Kinda third. Time
not taken.
New York, August 2.-Tho SIMS
special this evening says OF the last
race at 6 ratoga to-day: The judges
suspended Delaney, the jockey OF
Abraham, whose action in going wrong
looked suspicious to them. One firm
Of bookmakers, said to be Wiseman
Brothers, laid against Abraham, and
6re said TO have won over SjO,ODO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
TEE BRIgSHH PARLIAMENr.
= AtVeiy Episode in thc House OF
Commons.

ny Angio-hmorican cable 10 The Dispa.cb.l
LONDON, August I'm the House of
Commons this evening Mr.. Dillon COM
planned Of statement that appeared in
4 provincial paper which he suspected
Was supplied bya Conservative meml r
CHARGING him IN recent debate with
laughing in approval Of the stoning of
the daughter Of eagcnt Of Lord Sligo
during school procession in Belfls..
Di"on said he made it a rule not .
notice newspaper as ertiOns bat this
offensive and disgusting passage wastoo
much for him. Conservative cries Of
at is tue"
Mr. Dillon "Who says it is trde?
Ii is absolutely false.
Mr.. Halscy Il say it is tlIe. ]
distinctly remember tie occurrence"
Mr. Maclcan, OF Oldham 81 heard
It, too"
Ar. Webster: ESQ did l."
Mr.. Price: "And ! also"
Mr. Dillon: 81 say it is false against
the four Of YOU" Cries Of Order"
and Homo-lule cheers at is pai.
OF the system Of an infamous and afro
cious falsohood by which an attempt q
being made to hunt Irish members out
Of public life [Home-Rule cieers
The Speaker: "Order! You nust
net make sutl charges AGAINST mem
lOs."
Nr. Dillon al have reason to sup.
pose that the offensive passage was sup
pii,d by member. No more afro
cious q 'usation could be made, yet
other members shout that it is true.
Ere tie Irish members TO have any pro
'ccticn here have heard the - eIkef
call members TO order for lauQGa.c
Wllcl beside tbs sinks into insight
ca1cc."
q he Speaker: 81 am the judge of
oid,r here. IAemcmbcrs who said that
tie accu'Gtion is true put the" owl
version upon what passed during the
debate referred TO-.
Mr. Maclc p, amid an uproar. main
famed that when the assault upon the
girl was mentioned laughter VS. heard
among the Parncliites, aud that Con
fcrvative members Indignantly cried
IS hame." The fact would be men
toned in the House report. He would
acquit Mr. Dillon of sharing in the
laughter if he repudiated such con-
duct.
Mr. Dillon: you misrepresent
What occurred. l ask justice at the
STo Ler's hands. The a cusnt;ol
ought to be Withdrawn. If charges of
this character are allowed TO / hurled
against rs, there will be an end to all
public decency and order in Plrlia-
mcnt."
$ aIcr: "Thc laughter which
members declare they heard was meant
, he interpreted il an offensive sense
If Mr.. Dillon repudia.c~ the state
ment the House canaccept the repudil-
ton"
Mr.. Dillon insisted that this was suf-
fcient. tie demanded protection OF
the Chair in the Withdrawal OF the
charges or that tie Speaker require
members to Withdraw.
lie Speake-: "Orderl | have set
tied the incident"
Mr.. Dillon: "Then these measures
Of Justice ate for one set OF members
and thore is 10 justice for another set.
[ Homo-Hulc cheels.l
The debate on the land bill was then
resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
LOUISVILLE
WILMINGTON


LOUISVILLE. August 2.-Grain and provisions
quiet and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
UgATEIS.

AVSTiN.-Died, August lsi, at il:55 =. ".
JOHN SLOWER, Infant son OF john Z. Ind
natlla Austin. in the tenth month Of his age.
Funeral will take place THIS AFrE MOON
at 4 20 O'clock from 4ci east Canal street.
FOX Died, l.: his residence, 20. Hancock
street, at ?. II. August /, 1887, Ia the forty
second year Of bis age, GEORGE ). FOX.
A precious one from Us has gone;
A voice We loved Is still:
A place Is vacant IN our home
Which never can be filled.
God In His wisdom hes recalled
The boon His love has given,
And although the body moulders here
The soul is safe in Heaven.
His funeral will take place WEDNESDAY
EVENING at 4 O'Clock from tho Eighth-street
German Lutheran church. Frieuds and ac-
Qugintance are respectfully invited TO attend.
2s
IAWRENCE-D Died, AT her residence, In llea-
rice county, Mrs. SUSAN A. LAWRENCF. after
a lcng and painful illness; aged seventy-seyen
years. She leaves five sons and two daughters
10 mourn their loss.
Look, my children. as you pass by;
As you are now so once was l.
As avn low 70 you must be,
Therefore prepare TO follow me.
Tier funeral viii tato place at the above
named place WEDNESDAY, August Sd, at j
O'Clock r. n. Friends and acquaintance re-
srectfuily invited to attend without further
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
GERMAN CATEKnllCs.
Convention Called to DeHue rheir
Petition I'm tie Unifed States.
by telegraph to the Dispa.ch.I

Position In tie Gnifed States.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
CHTcAGo, August Am invitation
has been issued to all German-Ameri-
can Catholics to meet at Chicago Sep
tembcr 9Th. There was meeting OF
about forty Catholic priests held in this
city week ago, at which it was decided
TO Issue a call for the convention, and
Rector William Tappert, of Coving-
ton, KY; Frederick Arendez, of St.
LOUIS, and william Casper, of Mil
waukee. we're authorized to issue it.
1he National Catholic conventions
Hatholi Kentsge) ere an old custom in
Germany, hut the one held next Sep
ienber will be the first one in the
United States. The objects of the con-
vcntion will be, it is said, the conside-
ration OF tie differences existing be-
tween the German and Irish Catholic.
It has been often the complaint OF Ger
man Catholics in this country that they
ere neglected, or even intentio l.
ally sighted, by the highest digni-
tarics OF the Church. Complaint
bias been made at Rome, and
the Propaganda las recently decided
that German Catholics in the Unit |
States must be treated ss equals o the
Irish. The object of the convention is
to demonstrate the strength of the Ge-
man Catholics and take steps to secure
re, ognition. 1T is claimed that there
are about zoos, 900 German Catholics
in the United States. in respect
to the cultivation OF the German
language in the schools and churches
the convention will not advarce any
new demands. 1t is also intended that
the convention shall take some position
in reference f. tie labor problem 20
encourage respectable organizations of
labor, and keep then from dangerous
Influences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
The freedom Of the city was also con
teried nron William O'Brien, editor OF
the t0,tcd Ireland
The Kcniuch, Eicctsons.

Wy VieRhph 10 'he DfpNchl
CINCINNATI, August 2.-Ibe Kcn,uc-
Ky election news is slow coming in, an1 n
ireRmontary vote in Kenton county. in
which Covineton is situated, gives
Euckner (DemocraD for Governor a
plurality Of coo over the Union-i.abor
candidate. Bradley (Republicanl runs
900 behind the Labor Union candidate.
In Campbell county the vote for
Governor has not yet been received,
and there is still question as 20 who
are elected 70 the other Offices. Though
the Union-l abors concedo the election
Of Norman (DemocraD for representa-
tive, il is thought that the lsepabli ans
have the county on the state ticket.
In Lexington the Democrats have
carried the city for The first time IN
twenty years. Buckner' S majority over
Bradley is s.
Democratic g7irs OF III in Boyd
county and 200 in Garter county ere
shown, though the Republicans carry
both counties.
In Fleming county. while the Demo
Gratis carry the State ticket by 300 ma
joriiy. their candidate for representa-
tive Is defeated by the Republicans by
600 majority. in Mercer county Phi.
r. Thompson. ST.. is defeated for the
Legislature 10y y. J. Carey (Rcpubli-
can and lfomlitionisO by 200 MAORI
ty. The vote for Fox prohbtion) for
Governor IN the county will be 800 or
zee. Women were at the polls work
ing in tho interest OF the Prohibition
candidates. In Jessamilc county there
was much excitement and very close
vote. II is claimed that the Democratic
candidate for tie Legislature is defeat
"a by o fow votes. In Mason county
ihCrc is heavy Rcpublican gain. In
Cmrrd county, which is the home Of
fraclcy, the Republicans have 800 ma
jority.
hotuIns from yesterdays elections
are comm & in slowly from the State,
butthcre is nothing to change the esd
Il atcs OF last night. The Democratic
ticket is elected by 25,0)J to 3j, 900
over the Republican, and viii have a
plurality Of 2O,0O0 over all the tickets.
The Legislature will b. about ninety
lomocratic majority on joint ballot.
The Hcpnbiicans lave gained in the
Legislature. There viii be two Labor
mon and three to five Prohibitionsts in
The Legislature. The vote in favor Of
a constitutional convention is almost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
..couofpmbiin city.

,uv Auy,o- American cable 10 the DispssN"-'
DrgLIy. August The Lord Mayor ySa
to.1ay presented the freedom o. 'n u,
49, eG - Dnblin 10 Patrick A. Collins OF
G pa,,o ., Mass "as representative OF
millions OF Irish people banls i;sm ', and
their native land by iandiofd's" "
oppression" nrom;sed that
the Irish in America would never a, uu
the cause Of Ireland; He also n alia wss
20 ,be fact that bis baggage wa,
800, ~ On his arrival in Ireland, anu -,
s H., dny;np his travels 10 that country
s sn-s ' bs lad been honored with q .s de,
teetiye escort. He said, how ".vea,t he be-
be did not care about tho tressm en- ant q
Lad net with from the uove'
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49," ~ ''t. l.'''NNsl
If staten lslend:
Motropoiitans. Il 600 004 / G
Ciucinnatis. ~ O003 0 o O. 4
Pasc-hits: Mctropolitans, u Cincin-
natis, &. Errors; Mctropolitans, S.;
Cincinnatis, 3.
At Philadelphia
Atllctits 20 90 001 / 6
It. louis. % o sol x-l4
Pasc-hits Athletics, IL: St. Louis,
-. Errors Athletics, s st. Louis, 3.
At baltimore
Ealiimorcs. . 10000 01 O. 8
Iouisyillcs. % o 3 001 0x-
Raso-hts: poltimorcs, 3; Louis
villcs, 9. Errors BaItimores, 3; Lou
isyillcs, ].
At Brooklyn:
Irooblyus 000O21 O. 1
Clcvclands 20 0O1 1000 o. |
F1se.hi,s: Troollyns, Il; Clcve-
lands, Z. Errors HrooElyns, 3 Cleye-
binds, I.
At Indianapolis:
Indianapolis. % 0 2 5000 o. 3
Bcsious. ! ! 0 l . 4 x-1G
Hasc-hits: indianapolis, 9; Bostons.
20. Errors Indianapolis, 8 Bostons,
l. Batteries; Healey and Arundel
Radhoulne and Kelly.
st Pittsburgh
Iittsburels o 0 0OlOO . 4
New lorks.. o 100 3 x-l7
Base-lits: PittsburEhs, II; New
Works, 80 Errors Pittsburghs, 3;
New Yorks, >. Batteries: Mccormick
and Fields; Keefc and O'Rouke.
1t Chicago:
Chicagos.. 30 2OO31 2x-1O
Washingtons.. o ! 01 90 o. 3
Base-bits Chicagos, II; Washing
tons. l3. Errors Chicagos, !; Wash
iueions, 6. Batteries: Baldwin and
Daly; Whitney and Giligan.
II Detroit;
Dchoits. .....7 O1l0100 90
hiladclphias.1 0 o 002 0 g. 3
Plsc-h hits Dctroits, II; Phi'adel-
phils, 9. Errors Dctroits, 3; Phila-
dclpbias, ,. Batteries: Beattin and
Camel; EuHinton and Cunning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-03
vonmouin-Park Races.
[By telegraph to the Dlspaich.l


New York, August q First race
one mile Bess won Eolian second,
Richmond third. Time, l:iJ.
Second racc-three quarters OF a
milc-Gallitet won Fordham second
Prince Royal third. Time, l;i6s.
Third r4cc-one mile-Stuyyesanit
won Freedom second, Cambyses third
Time, l:i5!.
Fourth race-one and quarter
miles-ParDum won; Eurus second,
Hidalgo third. Time, 2:l6.
Fifth race-thrce quarters OF mile
Young Duke won; Editor second MISS
Mouse third. Time, l:l7l.
Sixth race-steeplechase over snort
course-Soudan won Retribution Sc
cond, Harry Mann third. limo, 3:lS.